The Private Snug

The Snug: A Tulsa IrishFest Premium Experience!

Imagine your own private bar on the grounds of Tulsa IrishFest! The perfect place for a quiet conversation with clients and friends. Food and drinks delivered to your table. A place to store your belongings during the day. And full access to a large VIP tent of your choosing, complete with premium stage access and enhanced entertainment offerings. This is the “Snug” experience at the 2024 Tulsa IrishFest!

A Limited Opportunity

Our Snugs are offered in a very special package we call the “Snug Village”, a custom tent housing 8 Snugs under one roof, complete with a private bar, a special outdoor beer garden, a live video feed of the Dublin Tent main stage, exclusive VIP restrooms and much more.

The Private Snug Amenities:

• An exclusive space for meeting with clients or relaxing with family & friends
• 10 admission tickets each day of the 3- day Festival
• 2 VIP parking passes each day
• Private bar area
• Private VIP restroom facilities
• Beer Garden access
• Private lockers to store personal items
• Only 24 16 available

Company and/or Individual Snug Sponsorship
$5,000 per Snug
*Only 24 Snugs offered in 2024. 15 remain available.*

Email execdirector@tulsairishfest.org to secure your Private Snug today!

A brief history of Irish Snugs:

From Bubs Irish Pub in Wisconsin: “The history of the “Snug” began in Ireland in the late 19th Century. It was typically a small, very private room. You paid a higher price for your beer in the Snug, but nobody could see you. Ladies would often enjoy a private drink in the Snug at a time when it was frowned upon for ladies to be in a pub. The local police officer would nip in for a quiet pint, the parish priest for his evening whiskey, and lovers would use the Snug for their clandestine visits.”

Tulsa IrishFest Inc is a nonprofit tax-exempt organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code (EIN # 82-3528252). The amount of the contribution that is deductible for federal income tax purposes is limited to the excess of any money (and the value of any property other than money) contributed by the donor over the fair market value of goods or services provided by the charity.